Tag: Game of the Year

Tales of Arise Impressions From a First-Time “Tales” Player

Posted on 12 Oct 2021 by

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It has not been my normal practice in 2021 to buy games so close to their release date. Of all the games I’ve purchased throughout the year, there have been few exceptions, the most recent one being Far Cry 6. Last month, another exception… Continue Reading “Tales of Arise Impressions From a First-Time “Tales” Player”

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Why Scarlet Nexus & Hitman 3 Lead the Pack for My GOTY

Posted on 16 Sep 2021 by

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From the moment I saw it, I had a hunch that Scarlet Nexus was going to be a great game. The whole idea of battles using psycho-kinesis within an anime-like world with a cool story to boot sounded like a winner from the start. Scarlet Nexus… Continue Reading “Why Scarlet Nexus & Hitman 3 Lead the Pack for My GOTY”

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TVGA YouTube: Nearly Twenty Minutes of Hades Gameplay

Posted on 7 Jan 2021 by

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To go along with celebrating Hades as my Game of the Year, I’ve uploaded some gameplay for you to check out. This sample encompasses the first run while also showing how the story develops and characters are introduced following death. One of the clever… Continue Reading “TVGA YouTube: Nearly Twenty Minutes of Hades Gameplay”

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Hades Was The Best of 2020

Posted on 7 Jan 2021 by

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When I first picked up a controller to play Hades in April 2020, I knew that I was about to experience something special. I had first discovered this indie masterpiece in late 2019. What immediately attracted to Hades was its art style and vibrance… Continue Reading “Hades Was The Best of 2020”

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My 2020 GOTY Early Candidates

Posted on 27 Oct 2020 by

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It’s hard to believe just how fast this year has flown by. This is the last week of October, meaning there are just over two months left before we finish out 2020. It’s been an interesting and unprecedented year for gaming with COVID-19 in… Continue Reading “My 2020 GOTY Early Candidates”

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